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    WHat do the smaller ones run?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JulioFundora View Post
    WHat do the smaller ones run?
    , says 25 yrs experience , excepts returns , says one is in the 8-10k , and one is in the 12k from his experience ..mayb a member on here can fill us in on these as they just caught my eye ..

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/FREE-SHIP-NA...item2a1fc84065

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/hones...lsh-stone.html
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    Quote Originally Posted by gooser View Post
    , says 25 yrs experience , excepts returns , says one is in the 8-10k , and one is in the 12k from his experience ..mayb a member on here can fill us in on these as they just caught my eye ..

    Free SHIP Natural Set of 2 Welsh Razor Hone Sharpening Stones | eBay

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/hones...lsh-stone.html
    Just do a search for "Welsh Slate Hone" theres alot of info on the forum about these hones.

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    Very new to honing myself so what I say comes from very little experience for what it's worth. I use a fairly complete set of Naniwas ending with a 12000 finisher and some laps on a Crox pasted balsa strop. The edges were good and sharp but were lacking in that smooth feeling. So I took a flier on a Zulu Grey and found I got the smoothness I wanted without sacrificing the sharpness by redoing my blades on the Zulu Grey and a few laps on the Crox pasted strop. No idea why this is but it works for me and I am staying with it. I agree also that the 12000 Nani needs constant flattening for some reason. The Zulu Grey is a natural stone and there is a huge long thread on it in the honing section if you are interested.

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